How to write the first chapter of a manga?
Yeah, make a rough draft. State your character, basic setting and character's goal. Include why the character wants to reach his/her goal. Start with only a one or two sentence plot. Example: A wants to become president so he can impress B because she only likes smart guys... ? Fruits Basket was probably summed up like this: Girl loses family, and stays with a friend who turns out to be cursed by the Zodiac. Her relationships with them grow and she becomes like family, and she ends up... (I won't spoil it for you if you haven't read it.) ;) Of course there's more than that to the story, but this will help you keep on track, because it stays as the main plot throughout the whole story. Know what you want to write about. Figure out if you want to write comedy, romance, about bad friendships, overcoming a weakness, etc. Come up with some interesting/unusual scenarios. You don't have to write it all in one go. Try these two sites for some writing tips. http://www.topgraphicnovelreviews.com/how_write_graphic_novels.html http://www.storyentertainment.com/ow/ow.asp?StoryTemplate Hope that helps!
How do I study 15 chapters in 3 days?
Studying 15 chapters in 3 days....hmm........well actually it depends a lot on the subject, it's difficulty level and more specifically your interest in that particular subject. However, let me provide a general answer for studying more in less time.-First of all KEEP CALM!! A mind full of tension and pressure can contain nothing useful. So keep your mind peaceful and still, it'll increase your concentration and remembering power.-Make a stern decision to stay away from distractions. You can anyway enjoy yourself after the exam gets over.-Next, make yourself well acquainted with the subject and your syllabus. At this point you must know: what the subject is all about, how it's knowledge is being used in real life, it's importance etc.-Be IMAGINATIVE!! Coming to the studying part, first understand your topics well and then to remember them for a long time, try to associate it with something interesting. Our brain can easily remember pictures or videos in contrast to bookish text. So make use of figures, diagrams, examples, youtube videos or just some funny/strange story or incident that you can imagine or remember.-Always CONNECT the concepts together.The mistake we usually do is learn one thing and then start learning the next in a completely new way. The concepts/topics that you learnt must not be isolated, connect them to remember each and everything in a better way.For example(a very very simple one), Let's say our goal is to learn A for Apple and B for ball. First of all learn the individual topics well enough like, Sachin ate apple & Sachin bought a red ball. Then combine them like, Sachin ate APPLE but on a condition, that after doing so he will be allowed to buy a red BALL.-Don't just memorize things. Understand them well and then use the utmost of your imagination and creativity to make them stick together. Learning things this way will not burden your brain with many different topics, but a you'll have a set of topics interconnected with each other.With this technique you can remember most of the things in just one go. However like every other techniques, this technique can also be enhanced and improved with practice and effort.
What Exactly Happens in Chapter 3 of The Darkest Minds?
So I'm reading The Darkest Minds by Alexandra Bracken, but I don't understand what exactly happened in Chapter 3. Sam stood up for Ruby when the PSFs were abusing her, and Ruby wouldn't stand up for Sam (she was afraid). As soon as they were done punishing Sam for standing up to the PSFs, Sam was sent back to the cabin. Sam started lecturing Ruby about how she should stand up for herself and how she wants to be left alone. Ruby grabbed Sam's arm as the Sam started walking away, and "she started feeling fire at the ends of hair as the pain made it's way up to her scalp. Ruby doesn't remember what happens and its replaced by random memories that aren't hers. Did Sam pull her hair? And after that happened Sam asks Ruby "Are you new here?", and "what's your name?". I am REALLY confused.
What happens in chapter 4 and 5 of the book schooled ?
I've managed to find quite a bit of information about the book, so these sites should help you with all of your questions: http://www.kidsreads.com/reviews/0786856... http://www.literatureyoungadultfiction.c... http://www.amazon.co.uk/Schooled-Gordon-... http://www.buildingrainbows.com/bookreview/reviewid/26296 http://www.homeschoolliterature.com/books-by-title/gordon-korman
What ironic use of superstition is presented in the first 4 chapters of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn?
In the first chapter, we observe Huck is ironically trapped in a "civilized" world, when he would prefer to live freely in nature. Irony appears in other areas of the novel as well. For example, Huck explains that the Widow Douglas wouldn't let him smoke, even though, ironically, she secretly uses snuff herself. Irony appears yet again when Miss Watson tries to warn Huck about hell. This warning is juxtaposed by her painful academic lessons. Huck finds spelling very difficult to learn and hates the lessons so much, that he remarks hell sounds more enjoyable. In this ironic reference, Twain reminds the reader of Huck's childhood innocence. Only a child would rationally choose hell over heaven.
How many pages per chapter in Of Mice and Men?
I need to know how many pages there are, per chapter, in Of Mice and Men. for example, 56 pages for Chapter One, and 60 pages for Chapter Two. I think there are six chapters.